The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14
Local Personal.


Mr.. B. Dub returned yesterday, from a
trip through the North
Col. Charles II. Olmstead left with Gov
Gordon for Philadelphia last night.
Mr.. f. j. Kennedy returned from New
York on the steamship Tallahassee which
arrived yesterday.
w. w. Chisholm, Esq, returned home
| yesterday morning on the steamship ITALIA
hassee from New York
j. 7. Crohan, Esq, was a passenger on
the steamship Tallahassee, which arrived
Yesterday from New York.
Capt. s. L. bennett, formerly of this city,
is here looking after steamboat matters. 1t
is probable that he will make Savannah his
home in the future.
Major William Bren, the city Ticket
Agent of the Charleston and Savannah,
and the Savannah, Florida and Western
railroads, left for Boston.
Mr.. Jacob Paulsen and family, accompa-
MED by his brother and wife and Misses
Mamie Schwarz and Josie Heimken, Wis
tied the gold mines of Dahlonega, Ga, last
Friday. After spending very pleasant
day among the mines, they attended ball
which was given in honor of the three young
ladies.
Mr.. A. C. Hendricks, Chief of the Fire
Department of New Haven, Conn, arrived
in the city last night. He will spend several
days here before going to Atlanta to attend
the convention of fire chiefs. Mr. Hendricks
states that a number Of the chiefs will pass
through Savannah before going to Atlanta.
Mr.. Hendricks will be entertained to-day by
Chief Adolph Fernandez.
Among the arrivals at the Screven House
were j. f. Boughton, May BoughtOn, Co
lumbus; r. II. Herndon, Danville, Va; F.
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Strauss, New York; c. W.. Pike, Bruins
wick; John j. Rountree, Midwife; w. N.
Krebs, Baltimore; J. J.. Reeves, Burke
county.
At the Pulaski House were A. Wermann,
Florida; A. G.. Chalmas, New York; f. T.
Clark, Atlanta; j. E. Tully, New York; G..
Kretz, Brooklyn; H. H. Marmaduke, Jack
sonville, Fla. Edward Blodgett Charles
ton A. G.. Hendrick, New Haven; John H.
|. H. Pendleton, w. II. Forsyth, Boston; j.
b. Person, Philadelphia: George B. Chris
tan, Boston; VIM. B. Muiphey, Atlanta;
Walter Tomas, Richmond; John Ellis,
Brooklyn; Henry W. Ellis, Greenville, S. c.
At the Harnett House were j. l.. Eden
field and wife, Scriven county; Mrs. E. H.
Hill and Miss Hill, Sylvania; James D. Ross,
Birmingham; Ham Jones and wife, Una
tilla, Fla. William Jones. Atlanta; d. b.
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W c. Kendall, Philadelphia Nicholas
Imhof, ,,LaPorte, Ind; T. S. Quincy. New
Bedford, Mass. H. +. Dexter, J. G. Bats
den, B. r. Sherwood, Live Oak, Fla. G. c..
Bishop and son, Amelia, Fla; j, E. Byrnes,
c. s. Gray and wife, Tampa, Fla. A bod
son, Montieth.
At the Marshall House were G.. H.
Harrell and wife, Louisville; D. Nc
Donald, Tybee Island; T. B. Shuler. Cros-
by, Ala; f. D. Swain, Mobile, Ala; G.
Coleman, Hazelhurst; r. w. Lewis, Baxley :;
Q. K. Wood, Cocoa, Fla. Ben Dreen, Jesup;
D. G. Dreen, Dreen, s. c.; A. Caldwell,
Chauncy; George A. Hettrick, Brooklyn; E.
F. McManus, New York; T. R. Peoples,
Peoples, S. c.; John Mccall, Waycross; j.
D. Williams, Birmingham; j. D. Glass,
0cala, Fla; A, L. Grower, c. /. Grower,
Qultman; l.. r. Sabeston, Beaufort, n C. !;
T. NJ. Massey, Richmond; j. Preston FL
ridge, Philadelphia, Pa. ; L. A. Hail. East
man; John L. Day, Lumber City; J. f.
Gilreach, MQptrose, Cal; William Way,
Mcintosh; H. w. Peterman, Coosawhat-
chic, S. c.; j. Bailey, billiard, Fla.